Wagglebee thread.
Washington, DC (LifeNews.com) -- Abortion advocates are celebrating 34 years of legalized abortion under Roe v. Wade today at various events. Yet, the pro-abortion movement appears to be losing ground and its leaders are switching gears trying to find an issue that resonates with people.
With advancements in technology such as 4D ultrasounds and a litany of women telling their stories of regret and pain following an abortion, the American public is less supportive of abortion now than at any time since Roe.
Abortion Advocates Change Terms of Debate in Face of Pro-Life Opinion
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A small group of people in Cape Girardeau huddled together in biting cold Monday to pray on the 34th anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court's decision making abortion legal. A larger group filled four buses that left St. Vincent de Paul Church Saturday to go to Monday's pro-life rally in Washington, D.C. Those who could not go along gathered instead at the Cemetery of the Innocents on Mount Auburn Road near Highway 74 to show their support.
The two groups were linked not only by commitment but by cell phone. About a half hour before the march in Washington was to begin, one of the local participants there told Sara Bohnert of Perry County that this year's march was bigger than ever before.
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The group prayed for not only an end to what Mark Renaud of Perryville, Mo., called "embryocide" but for a respect for all life: for embryos grown solely for research and for people like Terri Schiavo who died after her feeding tube was removed while she was in a persistent vegetative state.
Pro-life rally attracts growing crowd to pray at Cemetery of the Innocents
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